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Affordable Housing Program: Publicly-Owned Properties Disposition Resolution

This presentation outlines the process for disposing of publicly-owned properties suitable for affordable housing in compliance with House Bill 1363. It covers the background of the legislation, inventory list details, property locations, and the action requested for adoption of a resolution. The Act provides alternatives such as selling properties, imposing development restrictions, or donating to non-profit organizations. The program involves partnering with local entities to transfer county-owned properties for affordable housing. Specific properties in Districts 4, 5, and 6 are highlighted in the inventory list. The resolution aims to facilitate the disposition of these properties to further affordable housing initiatives.

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Affordable Housing Program: Publicly-Owned Properties Disposition Resolution

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  1. Public HearingResolution-Disposition of Publicly-Owned Properties Suitable for Affordable Housing June 26, 2007

  2. Presentation Outline • Background • Inventory List and Property Locations • Action Requested

  3. Presentation Outline • Background • Inventory List and Property Locations • Action Requested

  4. Background House Bill 1363 - Adopted 2006 Disposition of County Property for Affordable Housing • Each County must prepare an inventory list of County-owned properties appropriate for affordable housing • Counties must review the inventory list at apublic hearing • Adopt a resolution that includes the inventory list • July 1, 2007 and every three years thereafter

  5. Background • The Act provides the following alternatives for properties identified as appropriate for Affordable Housing: • Sold and proceeds used to purchase land • Sold with restrictions that require development • Donated to a non-profit housing organization for construction

  6. Background • Currently the Housing Division partners with local non-profit entities to transfer county-owned properties for affordable housing • In 1998, the Board approved Resolution No. 98-M-01 authorizing conveyance of County-owned land to non-profit entities for affordable housing • To date 11 properties have been transferred

  7. Background • In compliance with the Act, the Real Estate Management Division and the Housing & Community Development Division have prepared: • Inventory list for consideration by the Board of County Commissioners • Once adopted will inform local non-profit housing organizations

  8. Presentation Outline • Background • Inventory List and Property Locations • Action Requested

  9. Inventory List and Property Locations

  10. District 4 - 8140 Yount Dr. Located in Southeast Orange County North

  11. District 5 - 3744 Khayyam Ave. Located in East Orange County North

  12. District 6 - 4907 W. Jackson St. Located in West Orange County North

  13. District 6 - 4359 Columbia St. Located in West Orange County North

  14. Presentation Outline • Background • Inventory List and Property Locations • Action Requested

  15. Action RequestedAdoption of a resolution providing for the disposition of publicly-owned properties suitable for affordable housing

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